I can tell you are aware of that possibility.)While you would still have complied with the letter of the law, depending on what the judge/commissioner had for breakfast, they may agree with the tenant’s sentiment if you took the “liberty” of writing “do not forward” on a first class letter, that may look like an unfair action in your favor.

Lender 1 would rather skip that step and explanation so it's baked into the cake.What I mentioned above is just a way to get down to the nuts and bolts of the actual "base rate" offered by the lender.  

If you skip the inspections, you are concluding the second without getting a penny.

And lastly, don't be afraid to skip a deal if the numbers don't work.

If you're trying to wholesale, that money is probably best spent on getting leads, skip tracing.

The servicer would need to be licensed in the state where the property address of your loan is located.The servicer will perform all the same tasks as the Full-Service option except for the skip tracing and borrower calls.

I'm not sure @Skip Rivera but I know someone who might, or may have connections; @Joe HomsGood luck!

@Najeh Davenport I had a pool at my bed and breakfast for 14 years.

So, I'm left questioning what benefits there are to the 2/1 buydown that would make it a recommended option.I'm thinking that if I skip the 2/1 buydown, the cash to close would be lower, meaning I'd need to put in less of my own money upfront, which seems like a better option to me.

After 25 years in the bed and breakfast industry living amongst my guests I found that setting expectations and ground rules can be a game changer in keeping the harmonious relationship between you and your tenants.